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Descargar Archivo Instituto de Investigaciones de la Amazonía Peruana - IIAP MEMORIA INSTITUCIONAL 2010 Aprobado por del Directorio en su Sesión Ordinaria N° 554 del 26 de mayo de 2011 MMeemmoorriiaa IInnssttiittuucciioonnaall 22001100 CONTENIDO 5 Consejo Superior 2010 6 Directorio 2010 7 Personal Ejecutivo e Investigadores 2010 9 Presentación PARTE I 11 EL IIAP Visión - Misión - Filosofía y Cultura Institucional PARTE II 13 SISTEMA DE INVESTIGACIÓN 14 Programa de Investigación para el Uso y Conservación del Agua y sus Recursos – AQUAREC 37 Programa de Investigación en Manejo Integral del Bosque y Servicios Ambientales – PROBOSQUES 57 Programa de Investigación en Biodiversidad Amazónica – PIBA 69 Programa de Investigación en Cambio Climático, Desarrollo Territorial y Ambiental – PROTERRA 77 Programa de Investigación de la Diversidad Cultural y Economía Amazónicas – SOCIODIVERSIDAD 85 Programa de Investigación en Información de la Biodiversidad Amazónica – BIOINFO PARTE III 91 SISTEMA DE DIFUSIÓN Y TRANSFERENCIA DE TECNOLOGÍA 92 Programa de Investigación para el Uso y Conservación del Agua y sus Recursos – AQUAREC 100 Programa de Investigación en Manejo Integral del Bosque y Servicios Ambientales – PROBOSQUES 109 Programa de Investigación en Biodiversidad Amazónica – PIBA 115 Programa de Investigación en Cambio Climático, Desarrollo Territorial y Ambiental – PROTERRA 120 Programa de Investigación de la Diversidad Cultural y Economía Amazónicas – SOCIODIVERSIDAD 127 Programa de Investigación en Información de la Biodiversidad Amazónica - BIOINFO Instituto de Investigaciones de la Amazonía Peruana - Memoria 2010 | 3 Memoria Institucional 2010 PARTE IV 129 GESTIÓN INSTITUCIONAL 130 Proyección institucional: Regional PARTE V 151 GESTIÓN PRESUPUESTARIA-FINANCIERA 152 5.1. Presupuesto institucional global (PIG) 152 a) Presupuesto institucional global (PIG) 152 b) Transferencia y recaudación de ingresos global (TRIG) 153 c) Ejecución del gasto global (EGG) 154 d) Saldos de balance global 155 5.2. Evaluación del presupuesto de recursos públicos (PRP) 155 a) Marco legal del presupuesto (ML) 156 b) Transferencias y recaudación de ingresos: recursos públicos 159 c) Ejecución de gastos (devengado): recursos públicos 159 d) Monitoreo de la ejecución del gasto y avance físico de metas: indicadores de desempeño 160 53. Evaluación de la gestión en inversión pública 160 a) Ejecución de gastos en proyectos de inversión pública 2010 160 b) Perfiles de proyectos de inversión pública, aprobados por la OPI-MINAM 160 c) Perfiles de proyectos de inversión pública, en evaluación por la OPI-MINAM 161 d) Proyectos de inversión pública aprobados en el PMIP 2011-2013 167 5.4. Estados financieros al 31 de diciembre del 2010 167 Balance general (EF-1) 168 Estado de gestión (EF-2) 169 Estado de cambios en el patrimonio neto (EF-3) 170 Estado de flujos de efectivo (EF-4) 171 Estado de ejecución del presupuesto de ingresos y gastos (EP-1) 173 Anexo 1. Estado de ejecución presupuestaria a nivel de programas, subprogramas, actividades, componentes, y metas, e indicadores de economía y eficacia al 31 de diciembre de 2010 176 Anexo 2. Balance presupuestal y financiero de convenios de cooperación por encargos al 31 de diciembre de 2010 PARTE VI 179 PUBLICACIONES Libros y capítulos de libros Artículos científicos Artículos presentados en congresos nacionales e internacionales Artículos de divulgación Manuales y guías Conferencias, exposiciones y charlas Tesis 4 | Instituto de Investigaciones de la Amazonía Peruana - Memoria 2010 CCoonnsseejjoo SSuuppeerriioorr 22001100 1. LUIS ESEQUIEL CAMPOS BACA 11. VICTOR HUGO MONTREUIL FRÍAS Representante del Instituto de Representante del Gobierno Regional de Investigaciones de la Amazonía Peruana Loreto (IIAP) y presidente del Consejo Superior 12. ANGEL VICTOR TRIGOSO VÁSQUEZ Representante del Gobierno Regional de 2. HEITER VALDERRAMA FREYRE Madre de Dios Representante de la Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana 13. CÉSAR VILLANUEVA ARÉVALO (UNAP) Representante del Gobierno Regional de San Martín 3. FRANCO VALENCIA CHAMBA Representante de la Universidad 14. JOSÉ ANTONIO LÓPEZ UCARIEGUE Nacional Agraria de la Selva (UNAS) Representante del Gobierno Regional de Ucayali 4. ALFREDO QUINTEROS GARCÍA Representante de la Universidad 15. HUGO GONZÁLES SAYÁN Nacional de San Martín (UNSM) Representante del Gobierno Regional del Cusco 5. JUAN HUAYLLANY MOSCOSO Representante de la Universidad 16. GERARD CHAPELLE Nacional Amazónica de Madre de Dios Representante del Consejo Nacional de (UNAMAD) Ciencia y Tecnología (CONCYTEC) 6. RAÚL GARCÍA CAVALIE 17. JOSÉ ANTONIO LLORENS AMICO Representante de la Universidad Representante del Instituto Nacional de Nacional de Ucayali (UNU) Cultura (INC) 7. VICENTE M. CASTAÑEDA CHÁVEZ 18. GUILLERMO HIDALGO DÁVILA Representante de la Universidad Representante del Instituto Nacional de Nacional Toribio Rodríguez de Mendoza Innovación Agraria (INIA) de Amazonas 19. VÍCTOR LEYVA VALLEJOS 8. JUAN SALDAÑA ROJAS Representante del Instituto Veterinario Representante de la Universidad de Investigaciones Tropicales y de Altura Científica del Perú (UCP) (IVITA) 9. NILO MAGUIÑA VÁSQUEZ 20. JOSÉ TAMANI IHUARAQUI Representante de la Universidad Representante de la Confederación de Nacional Intercultural de la Amazonía Nacionalidades Amazónicas del Perú (CONAP) 10. JULIO D. SAGÁSTEGUI JÁUREGUI Representante del Gobierno Regional de 21. ADDA CHUECAS CABRERA Amazonas Representante de la Iglesia Católica Instituto de Investigaciones de la Amazonía Peruana - Memoria 2010 | 5 Memoria Institucional 2010 DDiirreeccttoorriioo 22001100 Directorio (Período abril 2009 / abril 2012) LUÍS ESEQUIEL CAMPOS BACA : Presidente HERMAN COLLAZOS SALDAÑA : Vicepresidente KENETH REÁTEGUI DEL ÁGUILA : Miembro ANTONIO LÓPEZ UCARIEGUE : Miembro ITALO ORLANDO CARDAMA VÁSQUEZ : Miembro (a partir del 17-12-2010) 6 | Instituto de Investigaciones de la Amazonía Peruana - Memoria 2010 Personal Ejecutivo e Investigadores Año 2010 Personal Ejecutivo Roger W. Beuzeville Zumaeta : Gerente General Salvador Tello Martín : Director del Programa de Investigación para el Uso y Conservación del Agua y sus Recursos – AQUAREC Dennis Del Castillo Torres : Director del Programa de Investigación en Manejo Integral del Bosque y Servicios Ambientales – PROBOSQUES Kember M. Mejia Carhuanca : Director del Programa de Investigación en Biodiversidad Amazónica – PIBA Luis Limachi Huallpa : Director(e) del Programa de Investigación en Cambio Climático, Desarrollo Territorial y Ambiental – PROTERRA María V. Montoya Sotomayor : Directora del Programa de Investigación de la Diversidad Cultural y Economía Amazónicas – SOCIODIVERSIDAD Hernán Tello Fernández : Director del Programa de Investigación en Información de la Biodiversidad Amazónica - BIOINFO Francisco Sales Dávila : Gerente Regional IIAP Ucayali César Chia Dávila : Gerente Regional IIAP Madre de Dios y Selva Sur Luís Arévalo López : Gerente Regional IIAP San Martín Miguel E. Anteparra Paredes : Gerente Regional IIAP Huánuco Wagner Guzmán Castillo : Gerente Regional IIAP Amazonas Ronald Trujillo León : Jefe de la Oficina General de Administración Jorge Uribe Salinas : Jefe del Organo de Control Institucional Orlando O. Armas Gutiérrez : Jefe de la Oficina de Planeamiento, Presupuesto y Racionalización Nilton Medina Ávila : Jefe de la Oficina de Asesoría Jurídica Ángel A. Salazar Vega : Jefe de la Oficina de Cooperación Científica y Tecnológica Ángel R. Vásquez Clavo : Jefe de la Unidad de Contabilidad Marlon Orbe Silva : Jefe de la Unidad de Logística Julio Izquierdo Sánchez : Jefe de la Unidad de Tesorería Teodorico Jimeno Ruíz : Jefe de la Unidad de Personal Dionicio Aguilar Ramírez : Jefe de la Unidad de Control Patrimonial Luís W. Gutiérrez Morales : Jefe de la Unidad de Documentación e Información Carmen Rosa García Dávila : Jefa del Laboratorio de Biotecnología Carlos Linares Bensimón : Coordinador del Proyecto Bosques Inundables Convenio IIAP – Unión Europea (hasta el 31/10/2010) Personal Investigador IIAP Sede Central Fernando Alcántara Bocanegra : Blgo. Pesquero, Dr. en ciencias biológicas Walter Fidel Castro Medina : Ing. Geólogo César A. Delgado Vásquez : Blgo. M.Sc. en biología tropical y recursos naturales, área Entomología José Teodoro Maco García : Blgo. Pesquero, M.Sc. en ecología Mario Herman Pinedo Panduro : Ing. Agrónomo, M.Sc. en agricultura tropical Francisco Reátegui Reátegui : Ing. Forestal Elsa Liliana Rengifo Salgado : Bióloga Federico Fernando Yépez Alza : Ing. Forestal José Álvarez Alonso : Blgo. M.Sc. en manejo de fauna silvestre Marcial Trigoso Pinedo : Ing. Forestal Jurg Ulrich Gasché Suess : Lic. en Letras, antropólogo y linguista Gustavo Torres Vásquez : Ing. Forestal Roger Escobedo Torres : Ing. Agrónomo Edwin Ricardo Farroñay Peramas : Bach. en Economía Instituto de Investigaciones de la Amazonía Peruana - Memoria 2010 | 7 Memoria Institucional 2010 Luis Ernesto Freitas Alvarado : Ing. Forestal, M. Sc. en manejo forestal Agustín Gonzáles Coral : Ing. Agrónomo, M.Sc. en mejoramiento genético vegetal Euridice N. Honorio Coronado : Ing. Forestal, M. Sc. en biodiversidad y taxonomía de plantas Herminio Inga Sánchez : Ing. Agrónomo Rosa Angélica Ismiño Orbe : Blga. M.Sc. en biología de agua dulce y pesca interior Juan Manuel Ramírez Barco : Ing. Agrónomo, M.Sc. en agropecuaria tropical con mención en suelos Alfredo Luciano Rodríguez Chu : Biólogo Víctor Erasmo Sotero Solís : Ing. Químico, M.Sc. Dr. en industrias alimentarias Homero Sánchez Ribeiro : Biólogo Áurea García Vásquez : Bióloga Joel Vásquez
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